PUBG Game Loses Many Fans, Here Are The Facts

 PUBG has an ambitious project, but can this monument return to its original location?

In 2017, the world gaming community was rocked by the explosive growth of PUBG - this game is said to have opened the era of survival games that exist today. Indeed, what PUBG has done in the past is undeniable, but over time, the brand has gradually gone downhill with a lot of complaints from gamers. Starting from the rampant hacking, the lack of new updates, to the lack of improvement and smooth gameplay. Gamers are giving up, many eSports organizations are deleting their PUBG teams, and most importantly, even casual players are slowly calling PUBG a dead game.

In fact, many people think that the era of PUBG in general and classic shooter-style Battle Royale games is at the end of the development cycle. From being a towering monument, the number one game in the world that broke countless records, PUBG is now a name that many people don't care about. But it seems Krafton, the developer of this game, does not think so. They are still planning to bring their idea back to the era of dominance, even without hesitation announcing a project to expand PUBG to new worlds.

Specifically, according to some leaked sources that seem quite reliable, right in this August, PUBG will be a free game instead of forcing players to buy like before. This was seen as a move to try to keep and increase the number of returning Krafton players. CS:GO has also done this in the past and has also seen significant player growth, albeit only in the short term, and Krafton can expect this too.

In addition, Krafton also did not hesitate to share about creating the world of PUBG in the future. From planning a new webtoon series set in 3 different time periods in the world of PUBG to successfully testing a new product, PUBG New State in the US market, CEO Krafton also frankly hopes to build an ever-moving, evolving and converging PUBG ecosystem. . maximum needs of gamers.

Krafton's move was well received, but for many, it was too late. In particular, many players think that PUBG has gone through a period of development, and the traditional Battle Royale style is no longer as good and new as before. And unless there is a radical change, there is no chance for PUBG to bounce back let alone return to its previous dominant position.

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